Sophie Dennis wrote:
IE6 treats width as min-width
No it doesn't. This is a common myth. IE treats height like min-height,
but not width like min-width. Case in point: make a page with a div with
a red background. Give it min-width 500px. Observe that in Firefox the
div will grow to fill the
Zoe M. Gillenwater wrote:
Sophie Dennis wrote:
IE6 treats width as min-width
No it doesn't. This is a common myth. IE treats height like min-height,
but not width like min-width. Case in point: make a page with a div with
a red background. Give it min-width 500px. Observe that in
Sophie Dennis wrote:
In fact, isn't this the same as height/min-height? It isn't that
height in IE6 is *the same as* min-height. It's that IE will expand a
box to fit its content, regardless of height/width specified. So in
IE6 height: 500px won't give the same effect as height: 100%;
If you save out the following code and view locally, you'll see in Firefox a
min-width (red border) on certain li class=userchoices bullets. This is
what I'm after. If you open in IE 6, that min-width is not recognized.
Is there a way to have min-width in IE 6 without resorting to basically
Magenta Placenta wrote:
If you save out the following code and view locally, you'll see in
Firefox a min-width (red border) on certain li class=userchoices
bullets. This is what I'm after. If you open in IE 6, that min-width
is not recognized.
Is there a way to have min-width in IE 6
On 6/22/06, Gunlaug Sørtun [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tom Livingston wrote:
Your expression is still triggered by a fixed pixel-width, and doesn't
pick up and recalculate the trigger-point based on the browser's default
font-size.
Try this...
#wrapper {
Listers,
I am using this for min-width in IE:
#wrapper{width:expression(document.body.clientWidth 800 ?
799px : 100% );}
If I use ems (50ems) in place of the 799px, IE has a heart attack if I
scale the text up at the min-width.
In FF, at the min-width, I scale up the text and the layout
Tom Livingston wrote:
I am using this for min-width in IE:
#wrapper{width:expression(document.body.clientWidth 800 ? 799px :
100% );}
If I use ems (50ems) in place of the 799px, IE has a heart attack if
I scale the text up at the min-width.
I'm not surprised :-)
Pixels and ems don't
